AI-generated image description: Table comparing 2008 and 2012 voter turnout by state, showing ballot counts and percent change, sorted from highest to lowest change.

AI-extracted visible text:
Turnout Comparsion, Based on Ballots Counted Through Monday A.M.
State 2008 2012 Change
Nevada 967,848 1,011,507 +43,659 4.5%
North Carolina 4,310,789 4,464,220 +153,431 3.6%
Wisconsin 2,983,417 3,056,802 +73,385 2.5%
Colorado 2,401,462 2,445,012 +43,550 1.8%
Louisiana 1,960,761 1,993,199 +32,438 1.7%
Massachusetts 3,081,069 3,128,134 +47,065 1.5%
South Carolina 1,920,969 1,949,969 +29,000 1.5%
North Dakota 317,738 321,890 +4,152 1.3%
Iowa 1,537,123 1,555,570 +18,447 1.2%
Minnesota 2,910,369 2,9

Originally embedded in "Turnout Steady in Swing States and Down in Others, But Many Votes Remain Uncounted", an article by Nate Silver: http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/turnout-steady-in-swing-states-and-down-in-others-but-many-votes-remain-uncounted/

Original source URL: https://fivethirtyeight.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/fivethirtyeight-1112-turn812-blog48011.png

AI disclosure: Image descriptions and visible-text extraction were generated using Sonnet 4.6 by Anthropic.

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